Overview
Wall panels are the most visible part of a modular OT. They define the room shell, hide services behind a clean surface and carry cut-outs for doors, view panels, gas outlets, switches and control panels.
Unicare plans the panel layout from your room drawings so that every opening, junction and service point is fixed before manufacturing begins.
What the scope can include
- Panel layout drawings matched to room dimensions
- Material options such as stainless steel, PPGI, glass or cladding, as specified for the project
- Coved corners and flush junctions for easier cleaning
- Pre-planned cut-outs for doors, gases, electrical and control panels
- Installation, sealing and handover on site
What we review before design
- Final room height and false ceiling level
- Location of medical gas outlets and pendants
- Door positions and view-panel requirements
- Cleaning and disinfection routine followed by the hospital
Part of a complete modular OT
This system is usually delivered as part of a full modular operation theatre project, alongside laminar air flow and the medical gas pipeline system. Pricing is shared after we review your drawings and site.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which wall panel material should we choose?+
It depends on budget, cleaning practice and the clinical use of the room. We discuss the options against your project brief before finalising.
Can panels be fitted into an existing OT?+
Often yes, after a site survey confirms room dimensions, wall condition and service routing.